PICNIC

Froid's song "PICNIC" is a rich tapestry of personal reflections, social commentary, and cultural references. The lyrics weave through various themes, from personal relationships and societal expectations to cultural identity and existential musings. The song opens with a vivid depiction of a moment of nausea while making a phone call, setting a tone of discomfort and introspection. This discomfort is juxtaposed with moments of high energy and confidence, as Froid navigates life without a clear guide, symbolized by the absence of an atlas.

The song delves into the complexities of human relationships, likening unreliable friends to bags without handles and criticizing those who don't live up to their responsibilities. Froid's assertion that poetry is not rap challenges conventional definitions and highlights his unique approach to music. He also touches on the absurdity of human existence, suggesting that nature responds more to animals and spirits than to humans. This existential reflection is further emphasized by his frustration with his children when they take risks, paralleling his own life's uncertainties.

Cultural identity is a significant theme in "PICNIC." Froid references the Brazilian literary classic "Macunaíma," urging listeners to recognize their mixed heritage of Portuguese, African, and Indigenous blood. He critiques the closed-mindedness towards Latin America and contrasts the idealized utopia with the harsh realities of everyday life. The recurring motif of a picnic symbolizes moments of joy and freedom amidst life's challenges. Froid's mention of family, Netflix, and music as sources of comfort and connection underscores the importance of finding solace in simple pleasures. The song's chorus, with its call to expel bad spirits, serves as a reminder to seek positivity and resilience in the face of adversity.